Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-08
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Wheeling.
TUESDAY, June :.
slackening up in the market is noticed
and the feeling among buyers is not so good.
The supply Of green stuff has improved and
Is more than equal TO the demand, while
prices have to be shaded to effect sales
Potatoes are at standstiIl; the prices for
OLD have gone up and the supply on new
Is improved. Strawberries are scarce,
owing To the wet weather, which had a bad
effect on their rpening. Butter has
dropped cent and is weaker. Eggs still
remain very sc2rce and the price has
shipped mp cent or two. Spring chickens
are still in good demand and the supply is
only fair. The prices quoted below are
wholesale figures
Butter-Country choice l0ll1c: good
country Sa9c; common 5a6c The supply
is good and the demand is slow.
BeanS-For new hand-picked navy the
demand is good and the supply light.
Prices are 81 30al 10 per bushcl.
Cheesc-Prime mild Ohio factory sic;
New York flal5c; Sweitzer l6alSc; Linn
berger 9alO. Market nominal
Eggs-StriCty fresh stock 14Ial5c per
dozen. Very scarce and good demand.
Feathers-ChOice in original packages
50a55c in small lots 4a5c extra.
POtatOeS-per huShel 7Oa75c. with fair
demand and light supply. New Florida
S6a7 per barrel; Louisiana So The de-
mand is good and supply light.
Poultry - Live chickens, old, $;ia
) - per dozen spring chickens 81 lOa3 90
per dozen; demand good and supply light.
Rags-Steady at Hal! &c for white mixed
cotton; lal!c for all wool, and l lal4 for
mixed.
Lard-COuntry prime, with fair de-
mand, at 6!a7c
Green OnjOns-2Oa25cp per dozen punches;
fair supply and fair demand.
PeaS-Are in good demand with n CORE
spending supply at 75a9Oc per bushel.
StrawberricS--jaSC per quart with the
demand better and lighter supply, many
coming from the country hereabouts.
Cucumbers-55cPerdo dozen; demand slow,
supply heavy.
Lettuce-Per buShel of 10 pounds soc,
with u good supply and fair demand.
Radishes-A light in supply and de
mand good at 25a30c per dozen punches.
Rhubarb-2Oc per dozen punches with
fair demand and good supply.
New York.
New YORK, June 7.-FlOur-Receipts
1857 packages; exports 2,4Sl barrels.
and ll,6Ol sacks; market stronger and
more active; sales -, 500 barrels; common
to good extra Western ana State 81 lOa
, 30: good to choice do s. S5aI TO- Wheat
Receipts no, 800 bushels; exports 3Il,
&l& bushels; spot lots opened !alc higher,
closing weak options variable and irrcgu-
lar; sales ), 500 bushels futures, and $50,
600 bushels spot; No. Milwaukee 91,c;
Canada red Ole; uugradcd red 965caSl 90;
No. : red g1c; No. red 81 o.: No. white
99ic delivered; No. , red June 9~caSl OOi,
closing at 99!c; July SO l-l6a96iC, closing
at 9Glc; August 9&sa93Ic, closing at 93sc;
September 9}a93sc, closing ut 9ic; Novem-
Der 9iSa9l{c, closing at 9lsc; December
- a96c, closing ut 9jsc; May 81 OOial Oh,
closing at 81 Oui. Corn-Spot lots firm
and moderately active; options opened a
shade better later declined Ialc, closing
steady; receipts -, 30 bushels; exports
-. rs bushels; sales so, 600 bushels fu-
lures and 24O. 900 bushels spot; ungraded
iTai~!c; steamer i1ai1tc; No. | white
66c. No. > June i1HaiSr. closing ut Ace;
July iSialSic, closing ut Isle; August
iGIal9lc, closing 80 e: September 5Oajui Z,
closing at JOc. OltS-Shade higher: re-
Ceipts 900 bushels; exports :, $50; sales
26O, 900 bushels futures and llG, 900 bush
els spot; mixed western 3ia36c; white do
3Sal2c. llay-Quiet and steady. Hops
Quiet and unchanged. Coilee-Spot fair;
Rio dull at 22ic; options lower and less
active; sales 77,75n bags; June 20.50a
~. GUr; July 81. 1Oa2O soc; August LOS
a2l.%u; September l.25a2l .5Oc; October
2l.3ja2l. 55c; November 81. i5a2l SOC; DE
cember II. 5Oi2l .65c; January - 5Oa2l .6Oc;
February II .55c; March 2l.55a2l zoe;
April PHO Sugar-Dull and nominal;
refined quiet; mould \ , l3-l6c. MOlasSes
Steady. Rice-Firm and demand fair.
Petroleum-Steady; United 62ic, Tallow
Firm at BE Rosin-Steady. Turpentinc
Quiet. EggS-Firm, demand fair; re-
ceipts :, 100 packages; western l1aal7fc.
Wool-Quiet and steadily held; domestic
fleece 3Odf7c; pulled lia3ic; Texas pie.
POrk-Firm and moderately active. Cut
meats Firm; picked bellies : &c; middles
dull and nominal Lard - Gall points
lower; only moderately active; western
steam spot ST 6ia6 Oh; June s. 90; July
$G 9Ia7 OF: August s. 0iaa7 10; Septem
Der 81 lla722; October 81 2Oa7 30; city
steam So %. Butter-Steady on fair grades;
western Halle. Chccse-Dull and de-
clining Copper-Quict.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June There was con
tinuatiOn of the bulliSh feeling of Saturday
afternoon IN the wheat pit this morning.
June wheat opened | &C better than Satur-
days closing, at93.c; July, which closed mt
S6 &c on Saturday, started in this morning
at S7sc, sold to sic, and then went up
steadily to S75c The operations in June
during the morning session were mostly
between 93ic and 93Sc, though the market
at one time was as high us Ole. June On
the afternoon lizard closed at 935c. Flour
Firm and unchanged. Wheat-Cash No.
, spring 9GiH9&c; No. ; spring 7Hc; No.
; red g2lc; June 92!a9iic, closing at 90 {;
July S6saS7lc, closing ut soc; August
S3iaS lsc, closing at S3sc; September S3a
SHE, closing at s3Ic Corn-Cash No. , -
AISLE; June 3S!a39c, closing at 81 c; July
39iaiOlc, closing at 39ic; August !oia
4l'o closing at lOsc September IL a42c,
closingat lille. Oats-Cash No. > 25lc;
June - a25ic, closing at 25lc; July 2Gsa
26ic, closing ut 26lc; August 26a26ic,
closing at 2Gc; September 26a26lc, closing
ut 26c. Rye-NO. >, Sic. Barley-NO. ,,
SOC. Flax Secd-No. l, 81 1G. Timothy
Seed-Prime 81 sal 90 Mess Pork
Cash So 80; June $23 90, Lard-CaSh
So 5iiaG 90; June s. 57!a6 62!, closing at
So 81; July$G G?!a6 ~, closing at 81 G2l;
August St Goat So, closing at s. ~;
September s. sOa6 92l!, closing at - 50.
iork-Short ribs s. -; shoulders - Goa
= ~. Sugar-Cut loaf & ,a6 C.; graduated
&c; standard \ 5gc. Butter-Steady and
in fair demand; creamery l2al7c; dairy
l2Il5c. E.gsat l24c.
ClnClnuati.
CINCINNATI, June Cotton - Firm.